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Hip Hop Is Dead - Long Live Hip Hop: The Birth, Death and Resurrection of Hip Hop Activism - Paperback

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by E. Stanley Richardson (Author)

"There is no magic more powerful than music"
African Proverb

In his debut poetry collection, E.Stanley Richardson captures the visual eclectic voice and expression of the "everyday" African American experience in a style and rhythm reminiscent of the "Black Arts Movement"

"Hip Hop Is Dead - Long Live Hip Hop, The Birth, Death And Resurrection Of Hip Hop Activism" is a unique lyrical blend of Gospel, Blues, Jazz, Soul and "Hip Hop" poetry that testifies to the transcendent Ancestral Power and influence of African American music, its historical relationship to "social struggle" and to the "colonial mechanisms" within the dominant oppressive culture that conspire to appropriate, suppress, distort and control radical progressive African American music and art.

This is poetry that speaks It summons us all to creative social and political action, while simultaneously asking a divine question,
"How Sacred Is The Music?"

Long Live Hip Hop

Author Biography

E. Stanley Richardson is an American poet, playwright, actor, social/political activist and lecturer.

He is the founder and director of ARTSPEAKS "Bringing Poetry and People Together"
Dedicated to Empowering Community Through Art and Activism.

Number of Pages: 240
Dimensions: 0.51 x 9.02 x 5.98 IN
Publication Date: April 14, 2017
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